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Carr End Farm, Glaisdale
£695,000
Guide Price
Property Features
- Character Stone Property with 8 Acres
- 2,000 sq ft of Beautifully Presented Accommodation
- Spacious Lounge/Diner with Fireplace & Countryside Views
- Stunning Kitchen with Separate Utility, Pantry & Cellar
- Cosy Breakfast Room with Log Burner & Stable Door
- 5 Double Bedrooms & 3 Bathrooms
- Bio-Mass Central Heating & Double-Glazing
- 800 sq ft Log Cabin & Stone-Built Outbuildings
- 3 Acres of Grazing Land & 5 Acres of Woodland with a Timber-Built Summerhouse
Property Summary
Hope & Braim are delighted to present Carr End Farm in Glaisdale to the market.
This character stone property has a rich history and was formerly The Angler’s Rest Public House before being converted into a private residence. The property is a beautifully presented home and comes with useful outbuildings and eight acres of grazing land and woodland. The main house has two thousand sq ft of accommodation over the two floors that benefit from having period features such as foot-thick stone walls and fireplaces plus the modern additions of bio-mass central heating and double-glazing. There is a spacious lounge/diner at the front of the house that was formerly the main bar of the pub, a stunning country kitchen with an island and Oak worktops and a cosy breakfast/morning room with a log burner and stable door out to the yard. There is also a downstairs bedroom/study with an adjoining modern shower suite with a WC, plus a separate utility room and pantry off the kitchen. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms with the principal bedroom having an ensuite bathroom and an additional bathroom, ideal for harmonious family life. Outside there is a gated yard to the rear with parking for numerous vehicles and a sheltered terrace off the morning room that enjoys a southerly aspect, perfect for family BBQs. The outbuildings consist of a large log cabin that is a separate fully independent space that can be used for any number of purposes. It is also separately rated for council tax as business premises. There is also a two-storey stone building that houses the heating system on the ground floor and additional storage above. The land is accessible via a track and will appeal to those with an equestrian interest and comprises a large woodland sloping down to Glaisdale Beck and two enclosed fields which could be used for a variety of purposes, subject to the necessary planning.
This character stone property has a rich history and was formerly The Angler’s Rest Public House before being converted into a private residence. The property is a beautifully presented home and comes with useful outbuildings and eight acres of grazing land and woodland. The main house has two thousand sq ft of accommodation over the two floors that benefit from having period features such as foot-thick stone walls and fireplaces plus the modern additions of bio-mass central heating and double-glazing. There is a spacious lounge/diner at the front of the house that was formerly the main bar of the pub, a stunning country kitchen with an island and Oak worktops and a cosy breakfast/morning room with a log burner and stable door out to the yard. There is also a downstairs bedroom/study with an adjoining modern shower suite with a WC, plus a separate utility room and pantry off the kitchen. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms with the principal bedroom having an ensuite bathroom and an additional bathroom, ideal for harmonious family life. Outside there is a gated yard to the rear with parking for numerous vehicles and a sheltered terrace off the morning room that enjoys a southerly aspect, perfect for family BBQs. The outbuildings consist of a large log cabin that is a separate fully independent space that can be used for any number of purposes. It is also separately rated for council tax as business premises. There is also a two-storey stone building that houses the heating system on the ground floor and additional storage above. The land is accessible via a track and will appeal to those with an equestrian interest and comprises a large woodland sloping down to Glaisdale Beck and two enclosed fields which could be used for a variety of purposes, subject to the necessary planning.